Electrical Upgrades; Undergrounding of Electric, Phone & Cable Sample Clauses

Electrical Upgrades; Undergrounding of Electric, Phone & Cable. Developer acknowledges City’s plan to underground its electric facilities in the area, including along Water Street and Main Street, and that this will necessitate the burying of telephone and cable lines attached to City poles. Developer acknowledges that any costs in connection with the undergrounding of City’s electric facilities, telephone and /or cable shall be the Developer’s expense. Developer will perform the actual undergrounding of the City’s electrical system under City’s direction, and be reimbursed for the of-site electrical work (but not including the telephone and cable undergrounding if those entities cannot be required to assume the costs themselves) according to the terms of this agreement for the reimbursement for governmental improvements. City agrees to use reasonable efforts to enforce any franchise or other agreement it may have with the owner/operator of such telephone or cable systems to require those entities to either complete the undergrounding of their own system in coordination with the construction of the Project, and for them to assume the costs or reimburse Developer for those costs if they choose to have Developer undertake the work, but shall not be required to initiate legal action to do so. The City agrees to review Xxxxxxxxx’s plans for its electrical work, including undergrounding of the electric lines in a reasonable time.
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